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Unbolted1431

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  1. So should I reboot and do the check again? Or is it enough to do the check again without rebooting? Do these 5 errors cause data loss or wrong written data?
  2. Oh, yes… On the main page, 5 errors found. Why I need these notifications, when they can be wrong? And what should I do now? EDIT: Could it be because I connected an HDD from the array to my SATA PCIE ASM1166 card for a day or so? To see if the controller is working? It was about a week ago. So now the HDD is connected normally.
  3. Hello, tonight the Parity-Check ran, and it finished with 0 errors. But why I have these entries in my log? Jan 5 04:46:08 SauerRaid kernel: md: recovery thread: P incorrect, sector=1565565768 Jan 5 04:46:08 SauerRaid kernel: md: recovery thread: P incorrect, sector=1565565776 Jan 5 04:46:08 SauerRaid kernel: md: recovery thread: P incorrect, sector=1565565784 Jan 5 04:46:08 SauerRaid kernel: md: recovery thread: P incorrect, sector=1565565792 Jan 5 04:46:08 SauerRaid kernel: md: recovery thread: P incorrect, sector=1565565800 Jan 5 05:26:05 SauerRaid emhttpd: spinning down /dev/sdb Jan 5 09:16:56 SauerRaid kernel: md: sync done. time=22615sec Jan 5 09:16:56 SauerRaid kernel: md: recovery thread: exit status: 0 Unraid Parity-Check: 05-01-2025 03:01 Notice [SAUERRAID] - Parity-Check started Size: 3 TB Unraid Parity-Check: 05-01-2025 09:17 Notice [SAUERRAID] - Parity-Check finished (0 errors) Duration: 5 hours, 46 minutes, 42 seconds. Average speed: 144.2 MB/s
  4. I prepared a new usb stick with UNRAID and transfered some essential config files and plugins. The problem is now fixed. It takes about 5 minutes to check for docker updates, but it works now and not fails with 500 error
  5. I have some from LinuxServer, but all containers start with linuxserver/. And I have some from GitHub Packages they all start with ghcr.io/. Would it be wrong when it starts with lscr.io/linuxserver/?
  6. Unfortunately, I don't have any free SATA ports on the mainboard 🥲 Which SATA PCIe card you can suggest? I would try to switch it.
  7. sauerraid-diagnostics-20240703-1158.zip
  8. I use Cloudflare DNS. But when I redo the flash drive what is about this problem?
  9. The slow apps tab randomly disappeared after an Unraid update, but the DockerUpdate check still does not work. For this I have opened a new topic but forgot to close the old one.
  10. But if no hard disc configuration is selected, the array will not run. And therefore neither will the Docker. Or am I misunderstanding this? And so I can't even check whether the Docker update service is working.
  11. Okay thx, but when I will start the Unraid server with a new stick. Nothing get messed up? Like the drive configuration?
  12. How I should do that? I understand that I should install a new Unraid image on the stick. But which files I should save, so that nothing gets broken?
  13. When I search for docker updates, it spins endlessly and at Chrome developer tools you see that it fails with 500 error.
  14. Hello since several months my logs get flooded by I/O errors. The errors coming from the two cache drives (sdh, sdg), which are connected to a SATA PCIE ASM1166 controller. I already changed the drives, cables and ports. I also deleted and reconfigured the cache and upgraded the firmware of the ASM1166 controller. It would be nice if anyone could please help me because I don't understand from what the errors are caused. parts_of_log.txt

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